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Axis House Tudor Road Manor Park Runcorn Cheshire Wa7 1Bd 1ST FLOOR NOW FULLY LET AXIS HOUSE TUDOR ROAD MANOR PARK RUNCORN CHESHIRE WA7 1BD LOCATED IN ONE OF THE PREMIER BUSINESS LOCATIONS IN THE NORTH-WEST AXIS HOUSETUDOR ROAD RUNCORN CHESHIRE WA7 1BD Situated on the popular Manor Park Development in Runcorn, Axis House provides high quality workspace ideal for businesses looking for a comemporary office in a carefully managed environment. Axis House is a modern three storey office building providing a range of suites from 738 - 9,000 sq. ft. of office accommodation benefiting from ample on-site parking, a large ground floor reception and WC’s. Ground floor office suite B SPECIFICATION: HEADQUARTER OFFICE OPPORTUNITY • Air-conditioning • New double glazed uPVC windows throughout • On-site car park spaces (ratio 1:195 sq. ft.) • LED lighting • Perimeter trunking • Landscaped gardens • CCTV and intruder alarm system TERMS: Available on an internal repairing and insuring basis from 12 months upwards. Example office suite FLOOR PLANS Suite B Suite A Suite C NOW LET open plan 5,500 sq.ft. Reception Ground Floor Office Suite First Floor 738 sq.ft. Suite I 1,336 sq.ft. Suite J 1,438 sq.ft. Second Floor Second Floor office suites Ground Floor office suite A57 A57 J21 A57 GREAT SANKEY A562 WARRINGTON A562 A533 M6 A56 WIDNES A50 WALTON AXIS Liverpool John Lennon J20 Airport A 10 MINUTES A533 HOUSE MERSEY GATEWAY SAT NAV: WA7 1BD A56 BRIDGE Manchester Airport J9 10 MINUTES J20 RIVER MERSEY A558 SILVER JUBILEE A49 BRIDGE M56 STRETTON A533 CASTLEFIELDS DARESBURY RUNCORN A553 J10 RUNCORN A56 HALTON EAST DARESBURY M56 PARK J11 A557 PRESTON A553 BROOK J12 DRIVETIMES: A533 4 Mins Chester 26 Mins Runcorn East Station 6 Mins M6 (Lymm Interchange) 15 Mins A558 2 Mins Warrington 14 Mins Manchester Airport 25 Mins M56 7 Mins Manchester 45 Mins Runcorn Station 10 Mins Liverpool Airport 15 Mins A56 5 Mins Liverpool 30 Mins Runcorn Centre 8 Mins RIVER MERSEY WIDNES Liverpool John Lennon A533 Airport 10 MINUTES A533 MERSEY GATEWAY MANOR BRIDGE PARK A558 DESCRIPTION: AXIS SILVER Manor Park is ideally situated on the outskirts of JUBILEE HOUSE BRIDGE SAT NAV: WA7 1BD Runcorn, in between Daresbury Park and Runcorn’s town centre. The park is located immediately off A558 RUNCORN the A558, know as the Daresbury Express-way, with A533 WINDMILL HILL further links to the M56 motorway. DARESBURY CASTLEFIELDS Runcorn also benefits fromHATTON The Silver Jubilee bridge and the Mersey Gateway bridge connecting the town to neighbouring Widnes further improving connectivity A56 to the local area and reducing traffic congestion. HALTON BROOK There are two train stations in the town which provide direct services to Liverpool, Birmingham and London DARESBURY HALTON PARK Euston from Runcorn station and Manchester Airport RUNCORN and North Wales from Runcorn East. WESTON A533 EAST J11 POINT A557 The Park is ideally located for air travel with Manchester Airport Manchester Airport within a 30-minute drive and 20 MINUTES Liverpool John Lennon Airport with a 15-minute drive time. M56 PALACEFIELDS Axis House is situated just a 5 minute walk from the North Priory Café and Gardens, prividing a convenient off-site amenity for break times and WESTON RIVER MERSEY A533 PRESTON informal meetings. BROOK Liverpool J12 A533 CHESTER Mersey Gateway Bridge AXIS HOUSETUDOR ROAD RUNCORN CHESHIRE WA7 1BD 01625 588200 www.orbit-developments.co.uk DISCLAIMER: These Particulars are believed to be correct at time of going to Press, but the Developer reserves the right to change the scheme in the future. However, the Vendors / Lessors and Agents of this property give notice that : (1) These Particulars are intended as a general outline only, for the guidance of prospective purchasers or tenants, and do not constitute the whole or any part of an offer or contract. (2) They cannot guarantee the accuracy of any description, dimension or other details contained in these Particulars and prospective purchasers or tenants should not rely on them as statements of fact or representation, but must satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of such details. (3) No employee of the Agents has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty, or enter into any contract whatsoever in relation to the property. (4) Prices and rents quoted in these Particulars may be subject to VAT in addition. Orbit Investments (Properties) Limited Co. No. 2274745. Registered in England and Wales. JUNE2020.
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